Using community-based participatory research to shape policy and prevent lead exposure among Native American children.
作者： Dana M Petersen , Meredith Minkler , Victoria Breckwich Vásquez , Michelle C Kegler , Lorraine H Malcoe
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摘要: Problem: In the mid 1990s, Indian Health Service (IHS) observed that percent of Native American children in northeast Oklahoma with elevated blood lead levels was higher than other comparable areas. Tribal Efforts Against Lead (TEAL) designed and implemented to study address this problem using a lay health advisor model. Purpose: Using case approach, we studied impacts community-based participatory research (CBPR) proj- ect on health-promoting public policy. We present TEAL's advocacy policy steps, activities, accomplishments arena, recommendations for others interested CBPR promote healthy
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